Why does 'ignore-line yes' ignore the _current_ word too? If this is somehow useful in some cases, could we get another option ignoring all words except the current one?

I'm almost burned myself when using
     zstyle ':completion:*:(mv|rm|kill|diff):*' ignore-line yes
and doing
     rm someprefix<tab>
in a directory with files 'someprefix' and 'someprefix_important'. In this case someprefix will expand to someprefix_important

(minimal rc file inclued)


> ignore-line
>
> 	This is tested for each tag valid for the current completion. If it is
> 	set to true, none of the words that are already on the line will be
> 	considered as possible completions. If it is set to current, the word
> 	the cursor is on will not be considered as a possible completion. The
> 	value current-shown is similar but only applies if the list of
> 	completions is currently shown on the screen.  Finally, if the style is
> 	set to other, no word apart from the current one will be considered as a
> 	possible completion.
> 	The values current and current-shown are a bit like the opposite of the
> 	accept-exact style: only strings with missing characters will be
> 	completed.
>
> 	Note that you almost certainly dont want to set this to true or other
> 	for a general context such as :completion:*. This is because it would
> 	disallow completion of, for example, options multiple times even if the
> 	command in question accepts the option more than once.

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Ole Jørgen Brønner